Does anyone still TFTC

[fekleyrtarg]

Hi,
I'm just curious. Do you still play TFTC?
I'm also asking because this site is a little bit dead recently and someone has to say something here.

I am still playing TFTC and Waylon's TFTC add-on.

[kirejara]

Hi,

I would like to play it, but I am still unable to install TFTC (see "CD not found"-Thread").

But I have recently removed the dust from XvT, therefore I have converted the TIE-Fighter-missions on my own some times before TFTC has been published.

I wish you fun playing TFTC.

[r2]

Wow, I just found out about TFTC some days ago and am absolutely stunned! I have dreamed about playing TIE-Fighter again for years, I even set up an old DOS system again to do so, but the graphics really suck these days on a 19" screen... I played the original game for years and trashed several cheap joysticks till I bought a Wingman...

What I am trying to express here is my utter thankfulness for the work you have done! There comes quite a feeling playing those great missions again, even tougher these days, one could say - M/FRG could take more damage in the old days I think, making some missions a real hard job defending your mothership...
Only the voicing is not quite finished, I think - I don't get those "Using your target for attack" messages...?

By the way, is there any "known bugs" thread? I couldn't find one. For example in Battle 2, Mission 4 there is no nav-beacon to hyperspace home at the end, you have to finish that mission with q + space and Battle 3 Mission 3 really is impossible without requesting reinforcements because those B-Wings, X-Wings and Y-Wings just launch too many torpedoes too fast.

[waylon]

M/FRG and few other craft shield hull rate need to re-balanced. I did modifications to make those mission more playable here is download link:
www.sendspace.com/file/16867h

As for sound, I thought about that, default XWA pilot sound includs taunting at imperial which might not make sense playing with that. It might need to get those pilot voices from original TF CD and convert them back to wav and make links for pilots.. well lots of painful job.